Wolves boss Gary O'Neil has successfully steadied the ship and will now look ahead to 2024/25.
Gary O'Neil has steadied the ship at Wolverhampton Wanderers after being appointed just days before the 2023/24 season. Fast forward to the present day, he's looking forward to the new campaign with the club's future always in mind. It comes as no surprise that Wolves were tipped for relegation after seeing their previous manager Julen Lopetegui - who is now in charge of West Ham United - walk out just days before the opening game of the 2023/24 campaign.
5m, have both impressed throughout summer preparations - with particular reference to the latter, who has netted three goals in four appearances so far. O'Neil has liked what he's seen so far but is hoping he can bring in some experienced Premier League talent in the final weeks of the window, as he looks to balance the long-term future of the club and its short-term success. He said: 'We have the best interests of the club at heart, so we try and make sure the team is ready for now.
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